Sentence examples for estimates varying from from inspiring English sources

The number of different species is in dispute, estimates varying from 9 to 64.

The number of different species is in dispute, with estimates varying from 13 to 25.

Akey and Price were repeatedly unclear about their distance from the shooting, with estimates varying from 100ft to 1,000ft and 50 yards to 150 yards.

The infighting and the Saudi-led military intervention has resulted in thousands of civilian deaths, with estimates varying from 10,000 at very least, to 60,000.

The number of militants who remain is in dispute, with estimates varying from a few hundred fighters to a few thousand.

But Peggy Tartaro, the editor of Women and Guns magazine, a nonprofit publication of the Second Amendment Foundation, said she had found estimates varying from 12 million to 17 million.

The described disorders are a common and costly problem in nursing home settings, with the prevalence of estimates varying widely from 17 to even 53%.

A recent population-based cohort study from Hong Kong (8) and a review of 13 previous smaller observational studies (9) found diabetes to be associated with increased risk of TB, with relative risk estimates varying considerably from 1.2 to 7.8, with the lowest estimates reported in the larger studies.

The cohort studies enrolled seronegative participants in three cohorts at different times and places, with different risks, with conventionally estimated incidences varying from 1.2 to 7.0 per 100 person-years (PY) and with varying durations of follow-up.

Second primary malignancies (SPMs) among multiple myeloma (MM) patients have been reported with an estimated incidence varying from 1 to 15%.

The WHO advocates school-based programmes in particular, as it is easy to deliver medicines through teaching staff, with estimated costs varying from USD 0.05 to 0.65 per child per year for annual dosing (Savioli 2002; WHO 2002).